Openings in cell and community synthetic biology at UW-Madison!! Some are at any level, so tell colleagues and yourselves. Information below, more to appear here & on campus sites soon. Great colleagues, facilities, place to live, succeed. What more could you ask for!! bact.wisc.edu/bacteriology...
Tim Donohue
@timdonohue1283.bsky.social
Unlocking the secrets of microbes to benefit society https://go.wisc.edu/c27hea http://go.wisc.edu/wq5501 http://go.wisc.edu/ki7p4x Microbial engineering postdoc openings http://go.wisc.edu/3eb767
.@GLBioenergy research is helping ensure U.S. leadership in the global bioeconomy. @UWMadison's Tim Donohue and @MSUDOEPlantLab's Federica Brandizzi met with WI and MI House and Senate staff to discuss GLBRC breakthroughs, biotechnology, AI, and energy security.
Come to @uwenergy.bsky.social between now and 1 pm to learn more about Wisconet and how to install weather sensors!
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Wisconsin Energy Institute | Day of the Badger
Energy touches every aspect of our lives. From the technology that connects us to the innovations that sustain our communities, energy is the invisible force that drives progress. At the Wisconsin Ene...
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The Day of the Badger program has begun Consider making a donation to move UW and society "Forward in Energy" dayofthebadger.org/campaign/wis... thanks to the support by a generous donor, your donation is matched and goes even further dayofthebadger.org/campaign/wis...
Wisconsin Energy Institute | Day of the Badger
Energy touches every aspect of our lives. From the technology that connects us to the innovations that sustain our communities, energy is the invisible force that drives progress. At the Wisconsin Ene...
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The Day of the Badger program has begun Consider making a donation to move UW and society "Forward in Energy" dayofthebadger.org/campaign/wis... thanks to the support by a generous donor, your donation is matched and goes even further
well not all enzymes only work with one stereoisomer.... some can work with left- and right-handed substrates here is one example www.jbc.org/article/S002...
Novosphingobium aromaticivorans uses a Nu-class glutathione S-transferase as a glutathione lyase in breaking the β-aryl ether bond of lignin
As a major component of plant cell walls, lignin is a potential renewable source of valuable chemicals. Several sphingomonad bacteria have been identified that can break the β-aryl ether bond connecti...
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Great opportunity to support a great University and partner with some great individuals... www.linkedin.com/posts/tina-n...
Director of Federal Relations for Research - Washington, D.C., District of… | Tina Nielsen
If you know someone who would be interested in this role, please encourage them to apply! https://lnkd.in/gzKcYNC5
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I have a confession . . . I was an “overhead cost”. I was a beaker washer, agar plate pourer, research secretary. I was paid by “overhead cost” fees. Loved it. Those “overhead cost” jobs allowed this rural kid to become a physician. Please tag how #OverheadCostJob impact u.
We in Great Lakes Bioenergy (glbrc.org) are excited as well, looking forward to moving our science forward with this capacity @uwenergy.bsky.social @glbioenergy.bsky.social
We in Great Lakes Bioenergy (glbrc.org) are excited as well, looking forward to moving our science forward with this capacity
We in Great Lakes Bioenergy (glbrc.org) are excited as well, looking forward to moving our science forward with this capacity
Today, we're excited to announce that we will design and deploy a flexible, anaerobic-enabled laboratory automation system for the Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center (GLBRC), a U.S. DoE-funded Bioenergy Research Center at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. automation.ginkgo.bio/resources/bl...
Congrats to Bacteriology undergraduate alum Eric Skaar...... the badger roots are strong in this one @uwmadisoncals.bsky.social